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The client receives a prescription for sodium fluoride for otosclerosis and asks the nurse, 'What will this medication do for my ears?' Which response by the nurse is correct?

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Rationale: The medication, sodium fluoride, retards bone reabsorption (prevents the breakdown of bone cells) and promotes calcification (hardening) of the bony lesions in the ear.

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